Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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1937... To one of the best loved members of the faculty and coaching staff, Mr. Ernest R. Ernie Byrne, we co-dedicate the 1937 Audion, hoping thus to express our appreciation of all that he means to Tustin Union High School. Mr. Byrne's commercial students not only have won many honors at typing, but also ranked very high in the commercial bookkeeping contests held every year. To a good teacher, a good coach, a good friend, a good scout ---- to YOU, 'AErnie Byrne.

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As a student in the Tustin High School commercial department, Frances Parks Conkey brought honor to herself and her school by her outstanding work. Thoroughly efficient in her management of the countless details involved in the office work at Tus- tin High School, she has at the same time endeared to herself both students and faculty members by the sweetness of her nature and her cheerful, patient manner. In dedicating the 1937 Auclion to you, Frances, and to Nh, HErnie Byrne, we do honor to two of the best all-around pals of everybody at Tustin Union High School.

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WHS IlHINlIIPHl'S MlSSHHl This message, written just after Tustin defeated Whittier for the Southern California basketball championship, should very appropriately dwell on the value of good sportsmanship and team work as a commercial asset. The day of the rugged individualist is past. Today no one can succeed markedly without the aid of one's fellows. We can't all be brilliant: We can't all be financial wizards: We can't all be champions but we can all be courteous. We can all be fair ---and courtesy and fairness are the foundations of good sportsmanship, Coupled with average ability, ---courtesy, fairness, and team work are a trio hard to beat. Best of all they are a trio that are ours for the taking. Be wise! Fill up! Without money and without price! I. W. Means.